Filipinos in Australian outback celebrate 123rd Philippine Independence Day

On the 12th of June 2021, the Filipino Community of Roxby Downs in South Australia celebrated the 123rd Philippine Independence Day with a midday sausage sizzle at the Pioneer Drive Playground.

At 1:00pm a formal program followed where Outback Pinoy Movement (OPM) President Rene Ayala and the Roxby Downs Council, represented by Stuart Edwards, planted a Jacaranda to mark the enduring friendship between Australians and Filipinos. The event was well attended and it was another success for OPM Roxby Downs.

Rene Ayala and Stuart Edwards
Outback Pinoy Movement

150 Filipinos live in the remote mining town of Roxby Downs, with a population of 4000. The town is located 511kms north of Adelaide.

Jason Cordi
Jason Cordi
Editor-in-Chief, The Philippine Times

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